Cuban Cigars
11 June 2004, 08:39 AM
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Cuban Cigars
Went out to Cuba in March and bought some cigars to use back at home for the reception.....
Forgot all about them so up for grabs for someone who does smoke them, but not whilst in the car please (you know what these Scooby seats are like
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Receipt from Havana duty free shop as proof, as well as offical seal intact on boxed cigars.
10 x Romeo Y Julieta No2 in wooden sealed box - £40 ono
Infomation from the web at http://www.cigars-review.org/Romeo-...o-2-de-Luxe.htm
1 x Romeo Y Julieta Churchill in aluminium Sealed Tube - £4
Infomation from the web at http://www.cigars-review.org/Romeo-...-Churchills.htm
1 x Romeo Y Julieta No1 in aluminium Sealed Tube £4
I guess normal rules apply i.e over 18 and your only paying for the packing and the cigars come free blah blah blah...etc......... so make me an offer for the lot.
J
Some info for those interested
"The Romeo Y Julieta Cigar - a medium to full body with rich complex flavors. Developed in 1875 by Inocencio Alvarez and Mannin Garcia, this brand immediately showed its quality by winning gold medals in four universal expositions between 1885 and 1900. But it really took off after its acquisition in 1903 by Jose Rodriguez Fernandez, known as "Pepin." Named for the lovers in William Shakespeare's tragedy of the same name (written circa 1596), the brand also is traditionally credited with the introduction of the "Churchill" shape in honour of the British statesman Winston Churchill (note the name of the factory shape for this size: the "Julieta 2."). Fernandez promoted his brand with endless energy and at one time, his Rodriguez, Arguelles y Cia. factory produced upward of 2,000 different cigar bands, personalized for their very best customers. Fernandez died at age 88 in 1954, but his efforts survive him as his full-flavoured Romeo y Julieta brand is one of the most widely known and appreciated in the world today. "
Forgot all about them so up for grabs for someone who does smoke them, but not whilst in the car please (you know what these Scooby seats are like
.... Receipt from Havana duty free shop as proof, as well as offical seal intact on boxed cigars.
10 x Romeo Y Julieta No2 in wooden sealed box - £40 ono
Infomation from the web at http://www.cigars-review.org/Romeo-...o-2-de-Luxe.htm
1 x Romeo Y Julieta Churchill in aluminium Sealed Tube - £4
Infomation from the web at http://www.cigars-review.org/Romeo-...-Churchills.htm
1 x Romeo Y Julieta No1 in aluminium Sealed Tube £4
I guess normal rules apply i.e over 18 and your only paying for the packing and the cigars come free blah blah blah...etc......... so make me an offer for the lot.
J
Some info for those interested
"The Romeo Y Julieta Cigar - a medium to full body with rich complex flavors. Developed in 1875 by Inocencio Alvarez and Mannin Garcia, this brand immediately showed its quality by winning gold medals in four universal expositions between 1885 and 1900. But it really took off after its acquisition in 1903 by Jose Rodriguez Fernandez, known as "Pepin." Named for the lovers in William Shakespeare's tragedy of the same name (written circa 1596), the brand also is traditionally credited with the introduction of the "Churchill" shape in honour of the British statesman Winston Churchill (note the name of the factory shape for this size: the "Julieta 2."). Fernandez promoted his brand with endless energy and at one time, his Rodriguez, Arguelles y Cia. factory produced upward of 2,000 different cigar bands, personalized for their very best customers. Fernandez died at age 88 in 1954, but his efforts survive him as his full-flavoured Romeo y Julieta brand is one of the most widely known and appreciated in the world today. "
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